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Gay, lesbian, and bisexual people are more likely to suffer migraines, and discrimination may be to blame, scientists say – Business Insider Australia
A new study suggests sexual minorities might have migraines at a higher rate than their straight counterparts.
- A new study found bisexual, lesbian, and gay people might have more migraines than straight people.
- Migraines are severe throbbing headache that lasts for over four hours and usually comes with nausea, vomiting, and sensitivity to noise and light.
- While the study did not conclusively find why LGB people might experience migraines at higher rates, there might be a link between the stress caused by discrimination and migraine frequency.
- “Lesbian, gay, and …
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